Save commercial vehicles with online fault-detection/vibration-monitoring systems!

Truck maintenance must be kept low to maximize equipment productivity.

These systems take vibration signals from working equipment, transform them into a usable format, utilize the signal to detect any probable issue, diagnose what the signal shows about the machinery's functioning, and then make predictions about how to fix the problem.

Benefits

During operation, vibration simulator equipment measures speed, temperature, and pulsation. The system cannot forecast failure, but it can tell an operator what to do to prevent issues before they cause significant harm.

System design

Designing such a system includes determining where safety monitoring is needed to prevent machine, operator, and/or local environment hazards. Generally, safety monitoring is predicated on any substantial change in vibration, temperature, or shaft position that might destroy a part or the entire machine. Such identification may involve shutting down the machinery to avoid the dangers.

Data Use

Using the information presented, decisions may be taken such as re-starting the Hansford sensors in case it was an equipment fault, diagnosing the problem that caused the vibration to be detected, and devising a solution to avoid or remedy the problem in as little time as possible to avoid machinery downtime.

Even with regularly planned maintenance checks, some car components may fail over time. While the device is being used for the company's purposes, new problems may emerge undetected. Web fault detection or vibration monitoring devices at www.stiweb.com can just be essential for preventing potential damage and providing early detection of machine failure in certain trucks.